August 28, 2025

Y4CA Youth and Partners Plant 800 Trees for a Greener Semarang

YIIM, Insight Investments Management, and LindungiHutan planted 800 avocado trees in Jabungan, combining youth climate action with soil conservation, carbon capture, and farmer income potential.

Program Information

Program Name

Youth for Climate Action (Y4CA) Batch 2 Tree Planting

Date

August 20, 2025

Program Focus

SDGs

Partner Collaborators

Beneficiaries / Participants

Youth volunteers, implementing partners, local farmer groups, and community figures in Jabungan; approximately 142,303 nearby residents projected to receive environmental benefits.

Location

Jabungan Village, Banyumanik District, Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia

Key Activities

Youth climate education and multi-stakeholder collaboration; planting 800 avocado tree seedlings; initial carbon sequestration estimates; soil conservation and landslide mitigation; local farmer engagement; and unlocking fruit harvest economic potential.

Expected Outcomes

Increased youth engagement in climate action; growth of 800 productive trees; carbon emission sequestration and reinforced soil structure; landslide hazard reduction; job creation; projected 23% increase in farmer income; and positive environmental impacts.

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Y4CA participants plant avocado trees in Jabungan, Semarang

As a continuation of the Youth for Climate Action (Y4CA) Batch 2 program, Yayasan Inspirasi Indonesia Membangun (YIIM), PT Insight Investments Management, and LindungiHutan planted 800 avocado tree seedlings on August 20, 2025, in Jabungan Village, Banyumanik, Semarang.

Carrying the theme “Empowering Youth for Climate Action,” this initiative combined ecological restoration with economic empowerment for local farming communities.

Avocado trees were chosen for their deep root systems that stabilize hillside soil, preventing erosion and landslide risks, while simultaneously providing high-value fruit harvests that can boost farmers’ household income by up to 23% once mature.

Over 140,000 nearby residents are projected to benefit environmentally from enhanced watershed retention, improved soil stability, and carbon sequestration.

The tree planting was executed in collaboration with local farmers’ groups, youth volunteers, and community leaders who will oversee tree maintenance and growth monitoring.

This initiative contributes directly to SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, SDG 13: Climate Action, and SDG 15: Life on Land.

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